Roy Halladay, who has been suffering through a down-and-up-and-down-again season, revealed that his shoulder is bothering him after allowing nine runs in 2 1/3 innings in a 14-2 loss to Miami at Citizens Bank Park.
Umpire Vanover leaves game with head injury
Home plate umpire Larry Vanover left the game in the top of the third inning with a possible concussion after taking a foul tip off his mask in the first inning of Sunday’s game between the Angels and Orioles at Angel Stadium.
Pujols sits out finale to rest sore foot
Albert Pujols, who has been playing first base despite significant pain in his foot, was not in the Angels’ starting lineup on Sunday against the Orioles. With an off-day Monday, the Angels wanted to get him some extra rest.
Ortiz goes deep, extends hit streak to 25 games
Red Sox slugger David Ortiz provided no subtlety or mystery when it came to whether he would prolong his career-long hitting streak another day. In the top of the first inning against Rangers ace Yu Darvish on Sunday afternoon, Ortiz walloped a towering two-run homer.
Helton back in Rockies’ lineup
First baseman Todd Helton came off the 15-day disabled list Sunday and was in the Rockies’ lineup. First baseman/third baseman Ryan Wheeler was optioned to Triple-A Colorado Springs.
Harper tossed for arguing third-strike call
Nationals left fielder Bryce Harper was ejected in the first inning after striking out against the Pirates at PNC Park on Sunday afternoon.
Peavy continuing treatment to avoid DL stint
White Sox manager Robin Ventura isn’t ruling out the notion that right-hander Jake Peavy might have to go on the disabled list if Peavy’s back issues linger. The plan was for Peavy to receive more treatment on Sunday.
Giants win offensive tussle with another walk-off
A poorly pitched, back-and-forth classic rivalry game Saturday evening ended with pinch-hitter Guillermo Quiroz’s walk-off solo home run and what mattered most for the Giants: a win, 10-9, over the Dodgers at AT&T Park.
Escobar relieved hand is bruised, not broken
Rays shortstop Yunel Escobar left Saturday’s game against the Rockies after being hit on his left hand by a pitch in the second inning. X-rays were negative and he’s listed as day to day with a left-hand contusion.
Tulo gives Rockies legs in victory over Rays
Shortstop Troy Tulowitzki made a fine return to the lineup with three hits and three RBIs, while Carlos Gonzalez and Nolan Arenado clubbed homers to help the Rockies earn a 9-3 win over the Rays on Saturday at Coors Field.
D-backs get back on track behind Corbin
A.J. Pollock homered and picked up two of his three RBIs during a six-run second inning as the D-backs got behind a gem from left-hander Patrick Corbin on Saturday night in San Diego.
Bailey’s ailing biceps may need more time
In a bit of a surprise, closer Andrew Bailey, who has not pitched since April 28 with a biceps injury, was not available for Saturday’s game against the Rangers.
Miggy hits two homers as Tigers rout Astros
Miguel Cabrera hit two homers and drove in six runs, tying his career high, in a 17-2 rout of the Astros at Minute Maid Park on Saturday.
Ogando leads way in another strong pitching effort
For the second straight game, Texas’ pitching put Boston’s red-hot bats in the deep freeze Saturday and the Rangers iced the Red Sox, 5-1.
Pagan questionable with mild hamstring strain
Angel Pagan was taken out of the Giants’ game vs. the Dodgers before the sixth inning Friday because of a right hamstring strain.
In first career shutout, Guthrie breaks KC record
With his first career shutout, Jeremy Guthrie rolled to his 17th consecutive start for the Royals without a loss in a 2-0 victory over the White Sox on Saturday night at Kauffman Stadium. The crowd of 19,957 saw him break Paul Splittorff’s club record of 16 straight undefeated starts in 1977-78.
Fernandez dazzles in first win; Marlins one-hit Phils
Jose Fernandez may have made his big league debut on April 7. But the 20-year-old phenom arrived on Saturday night.